Grants of up to £5,000 to make community groups in Nottingham more energy efficient are now available, through the E.ON Sustainable Energy Community Fund.

E.ON and Nottingham City Council are making a total of £20,000 available to schools, not for profit and voluntary sector organisations that are looking to improve the energy efficiency of their properties.


Up to £5,000 each will be awarded to organisations that can demonstrate clear community benefits and are committed to introducing sustainable energy projects including insulation, draughtproofing and renewable energy sources, such as solar panels.

Councillor Alan Clark from Nottingham City Council, said: "We'd like to see applications from community groups who are committed to reducing their carbon footprint and want to become more energy efficient.

"Whether it's tackling gas guzzling boilers or introducing eco friendly kettles, successful applicants should be able to enjoy cheaper energy bills and a sustainable future."

(CD/GK)